About Us

Stay Wild

Events Funded

The lodging tax is a 2% tax that is added to a visitors stay in any Teton County hotel, motel or rental property. It was voted in by residents of Teton County in November, 2010. Dubbed the “Tax you don’t pay”, this money is collected from tourists visiting the valley. The Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Joint Powers board is responsible for allocating 60% of the collected funds. Teton County and Town government are responsible for allocating the remaining 40% of funds collected.

WHAT’S HAPPENING

Stay Wild Campaign Launch

The Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism board recently launched the new "Stay Wild" campaign. If you missed the campaign kickoff, presentation materials can be found here.

Annual Report

Want to learn more about how the lodging tax funds are allocated? This year's annual report provides insight on how the tax is allocated between the town, county and Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board. The JHTTB manages 60% of the funds collected, while the town & county manages the remaining 40%. This split is determined at the State level and Teton County is the only county that has the 60/40 split. All other counties have a 90/10 split where 90% goes towards promotion and 10 % goes back to the municipalities. Learn more here